Extracting json from horrible documents. Shows how to perfectly extract json data from a very complex and poorly order document - in this case an invoice or receipt for waste collection from a commercial premises
https://t.co/OB63B9CdQi
@andriy_mulyar@jpohhhh How do I learn which open sourced fined tuned models to pick? My need is generation of json schema as part of an AI driven database builder. Thx!
@ItsTylerGermain I 100% agree with that. I would be very interested in your take on this use of AI to help in the building of databases... https://t.co/jJNhme9Myd
What do Cryptocurrencies, Famous Criminals and Refreshing Cocktails all have in common. All are databases that people made using Cozemble AI in the last week. See how they turn out in this short video.
https://t.co/jJNhme9Myd
https://t.co/2xedFGZcdY - use generative AI to create your database.
All you need to do is give it a name, and you can chat it into existence from there.
Give it a try.
@pilcrowonpaper@lucia_auth Is there a way to make Lucia support multi-tenanted user pools? For those of us trying to build a SaaS. I hope my question makes sense, thx!
Four prompts to create a customer database using cozemble AI:
Prompt 1: create a customer database
Prompt 2: make the address an inner object
Prompt 3: use a UK address format
Prompt 4: drop the country from the address and add a required occupation to the customer
Milestone one for @cozemble was to get to place where it was possible to make a simple database. The full narrative is shown below.
The milestone is now complete,as of 15 minutes ago, and we're moving on to user testing.
So, this beautiful mix of data slots, events, and http slots allows anyone to model any data structure in a business and any and all business processes associated.
Cozemble is a "data and process canvas". You can build a "graph" of the data in a business: customers, orders, invoices, bookings etc. That gives you a data management capability - an auto-generated database and user interface.
Some of the "slots" in the graph can be http calls. Http call slots can make use of data anywhere around them in the data graph for inputs, and you can make the results of a http call to anywhere in the data graph.
The final piece is, for any given slot, you can assign events to emit from it based on conditions. "if this value changes, emit event X". Other slot types can subscribe to event, and kick off activities.
@vercel is stunningly good. Got https://t.co/N7SgRwXLFD up and running from sveltekit app in a turborepo with a few clicks. It figured everything out. Felt like magic. Watches for changes in the repo, redeploys in seconds. Auto SSL cert. Handheld thru the domain name. Wow